AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoEducation & Food Access: Miami-Dade is ending universal free school meals for most students, shifting to a school-by-school system; 121 Community Eligibility Provision schools keep free breakfast and lunch, while others will require free/reduced applications. Back-to-School Safety: Hillsborough’s Plant City High is rolling out a clear bag policy for the new year after last school year’s gun incidents. Public Health: Florida reported 352 Cyclospora cases statewide as the lettuce-linked outbreak expands, with Miami-Dade leading locally; meanwhile Vibrio vulnificus cases rose to 14 with a second death reported. Environment & Courts: Environmentalists and divers sued to stop a sand trap near Port Everglades, arguing it threatens coral and queen conchs. Local Crime & Courts: A PBSO deputy was reprimanded over a viral one-armed texting stop; a Miami-Dade woman was arrested for allegedly uploading a TikTok showing child molestation. Health Care Watch: Federal data shows Palm Beach County hospitals among the worst in the country for patient satisfaction. Transportation & Construction: Port Canaveral began a $95M Terminal 10 expansion, targeting completion in Nov. 2027. Community Spotlight: The Miami Heat hosted a back-to-school shopping spree for students in South Dade.
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